The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 17, 1922, Page 3

FRIDAY, MARCTI 17, 1922. MAYBE OPPONENTS OF BONUS LIVE IN SAME ony AS THIS During 191 Row ls Last Times Today Rudolph Valentino atte “Moran of the Lady Letty”! town years, I don't « country,"—Represen Dem. Texas. STARTING SATURDAY {Strand in conjunction with “For 4 A stirring drama =, of American life with an All-Star Cast! Cecil B. De Mille’s Marvelous Spectacle and Tremendous Human-Interest Drama of Texas, Paris, Mexico and Siam BEGINS SATURDAY at 11 a. m. Back to | enjoyable eating Mother used Heinz | Tomato Ketchup to make things taste bet- It’s the third of the Paramount Big 4 at this theater In the cast DOROTHY DALTON ter. So did Grand- Mildred Harris Glusad Nagel dar. And, my, how Theo Kosloff | good things did tastein | those days! Heinz To- | mato Ketchup serves | the same purpose on | the dining room table | today. Tryit with your | next meal and see. Last Times Friday Wallace Reid and Elsie Ferguson in “FOREVER” the story of “Peter Ibbetson” TOMATO KETCHUP GODOWSKY| WORLD FAMOUS COMPOSER PIANIST 4 Hear This Colessus ef the Piane “Mmm! Gosh, fel- lers—on the scent of samp’n good, Bakery 2 | gi CONGREGA’ NJ | obdt's. stele CHURCH i in’ around for. (Friday) | At 8:15 0’Clock Doors Open at 7:30 $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00, Pius Tax Last Times Today— Marion Davies in “Enchantment” for your. money. A rea) bargain—Fine Four-ir SPEQI AL Pi Men’s Union Su Another Big Special! Vir ankle length; gray only es Half a million saw the play on the stage The picture is even bigger and funnier! a Ladies’ Sweaters Newest Style Special $2.50 You'll like th pull-over Coat Sweaters. Directed by ese new They're the newest thing in sweaters; fancy knit; all wool; cord girdle. Colors are honeydew, peacock, jade, buff and jade, rust and jade. All sizes. Alice Terry and Jack Mulhall ge! ‘ iain ed 9 BOY SINGER I AT STRAND | T | Leon Munday, the 15-yearold son | iy of Mr. and Mr M. lh Munday, of | lt 505 32nd ave, is singing at the | 4 PARA jever, ™ the feature picture starring | m | Bi e eid. Plain colors and fancy mixtures, Men’s Furnishings Men’s Neckties 29c end; smart Dresden patterns; as CE for $1.00. Union Suits in Spring weight; long Men's Siicbeve Sox 35c Special, 3 pairs for 6O¢. THE SEATT OAK—Charies is io “Am Oldest. | toned Boy,” * * LIBERTY r t A Man's Home,” the Ralph Ince ature which opens at the Liberty Saturday |cou UMBIA plejack, & parachute jumper and an absent-minded bee keeper, all in one, The only thing a missed, so far, is a wild ani ture. id Honey* ts a Universal Jewel nd presents an amazing of backgrounds and types of |life, Mins Dean's personality, which has illumined so many striking photodramas, ix given full play in ber starring role in this offering eee WINTER GARDEN “A Doll's House,” the pleturization of Henrick Ibsen's stage play, trans ferred to the sereen by Alla Nazi mova, comes to the Winter Garden lit’ a week's run beginning Saturday, It is @ pleture whieh will appeal to [ON clunse, and furnishes a striking { the long struggle by vankind to obtain the exalted and a her own individuality t, Nacimova’s bus rthooming presentation a De Mille’s Paramount proc tion of “Fool's Paradive,” in awaited with interest with all admirers of | l4 ring story of human love tragedy and thrill ighly influential place she now oo. | actress, cupies in world affairs, as well as| year ago with Leo Carillo in fo controling her own destiny and! was one of the hits oF the show. the movies and is the adventuress in‘ Ralph Ince production, which opens al the Liberty Saturday. | LE STAR COMING TO THE LIBERTY | Grace Valen COLONIAL A wedding dremy meant for roy-/| Nazimova Coming m4. beginning Saturday, of! alty is worn by Alice Calhoun in the! . ening Barrie's “The ch ia now on ‘The garment ittle Minister,” Mille, It in sald he haa| view at the Colonial. all his previous productions | in made of brocaded satin. It Dorothy Dalton, Mildred Farris, | Mexico Conrad Nagel and Theodore Kisloft will be seen in the leading rolea graph's most popular actors, Le | ee in the role of the minister, why COLISEUM in love with Babette, the little Gypsy Alice Terry and Jack Mutha are | @rt t és the featured players in the latest Rex Ingram production, “Turn to the ght.” which opens at the Coll of the stage play by John FE. Hazzard | (1 land Winchell Smith. Hazzard i the |t James = Morrtso: OAK Charios May ts playing at the Oak seum Saturday, It is a picturization | until Saturday night. He fs appear) in a delightfully romantic plo-| ure, “An Old Fashioned Boy’ *—<Suast | man who cononived the idea of the|the kind of a role the clever young | play that is now surpassing tts rec-|#tar excels tn. ord-breaking stage success on the “Lightnin,’ ” prices are low Hand Ties, open orted colorings its 98c Cotton Ribbed 8 to 46 for ehildr Sizes 8, 10, 12 6, 7, §—25¢. We're offering Fine per ar nicely finished. Children’s Shoes Special $1.50 Special Price for Saturday only—Children's Kid brown and black; butte heel, leather sole; sizes 60¢; six price; French top; Children’s Bloomers 19c Exceptional values of Jersey Knit Bloomers ; elastic at walst and knee; pink only, checks and figure Begin ning a three days’ run Sun- | ncreen Smith, the author of|day, “Mehold My Wife,” a George Buy your Spring Union Suits now. and our garments of an ex lity; Mght weight; lace top; bodice; e 40, 42, 4—TBe. Ladies’ Vests 39c Fine Swiss ribbed Cotton Vests at a special light weight; sizes 40, 42, 44. LADIES' BLOOMERS of same quality; some wonderful id ginghams in d patterns; cut Special Felt Slippe Pe smpon trimme shion insole Ladies’ Slippers tine. Theatergoers will remember this clever! She last appeared he re at the Metropolitan about a! “Lombardi, Ltd.” Her acting Now she has succumbed to ‘A Man's Home,” the, *l brought to the United States from | nm, one of Vita-| “The Yertune Hun-.| Melford production in which Mabel ewnter’a Millions,” put| Julienne Scott is featured, will be execution. shown. 15TH ANNIVERSARY SALE New Showing of Boys’ Suits} : Extra Pair of Trousers Free Special $8.48 An extraordinary offering of high-grade Suits for boys. These are all tailored in the. newest styles, and are shown in fine tweeds, cassimeres and worsteds. rics were selected that would give your boy the very best service and look the best. Full belted, patch pockets and lined throughout. Remember the extra trousers that are given with the suit. 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